Hong Kong Philharmonic Times

It's written like a chicken and a duck, it's a mess. You are such a person who has no preface and follow-up. After reading the first 10 chapters, I couldn't stop reading. One moment, he is no longer a policeman, but he can still kill people with ease, and the next moment, he writes songs for nothing, which conflicts with this and that. Half-white and half-Cantonese, he still didn't explain anything clearly. All in all a mess.

The author writes about the life atmosphere, people and things of that era in Xiangjiang, which is quite immersive. It feels like the people of Xiangjiang who came through those years are narrating it! The male protagonist was written to be too versatile and powerful, and he was a walking cannon of hormones. Even some famous female stars from the 70s to the 90s would feel weak and wet when they touched him...

I didn't pay attention to practice when I was writing with a lot of imagination, I didn't have any sense of worry, and I couldn't explain clearly the beginning and end.

A very good novel, but the chapter names are too awkward.

I want to tell the author that Teresa Teng is not fat but her figure is really slim, but her face is a bit rounder. When she was young, Teresa Teng was thinner than Zhao Yazhi and very sweet. But after the age of 36, she gained weight due to medication, but she is still very beautiful and has good temperament.

When I saw these sad songs and Teresa Teng's name, I was ready to subscribe. If the plot is good, I would like to recommend it through Tongtong.

1. The chapter names should be more down-to-earth. Don't use song titles or lyrics as chapter names. 2. When a chapter is broken, the content of the next chapter should continue with the plot of the previous chapter, and don't always return home again. 3. The protagonist has neither money nor looks. How come all the women who appear like the protagonist? Be reasonable. 4. It is recommended to write more career plots, such as copying books, comics, or making some small games to make money. Instead of being a poor loser with more than 100 chapters, there should be less incomprehensible plots. 5. It's okay to have a harem, but please describe the heroine's IQ in a more online way. She can be successful in the entertainment industry and her IQ will not be too low.

Break up in spring, you will get used to it in autumn, and the bitterness will fade away when it comes

Eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs, eunuchs. . .

I'm here for Teresa Teng. Please write well and keep Teresa Teng away from those scumbags.